I have a friend's old stereo system and the volume does not go as loud as it should. The system has a turn-table and 8-track tape player and radio. It is Montgomery Ward brand name. It all works fine except the volume doesn't come up properly. Thanks for any help
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turfman spake thus:
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turfman:
I have a car that doesn't go fast enough.... thanks for any help.
What preliminary troubleshooting have you performed?? voltage measurements? component tests? both channels equally low? distortion? tried new speakers? visual observations? model number? Specs and design summary of the unit?
electricitym
Is it maybe deqsigned for ' Ohms loudspeakers and it has 8 ohms ones ?
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